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whats a good college for technology related things?

im interested in technology and stuff relating to that. for example a coder, technology maintenance, etc.

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Thank you comment icon Choosing a college is a complicated process. There are many factors that need be considered, including but not limited to: location cost student life programs offered ranking size additionally, "technology related things" is pretty broad. Are you talking physics? Engineering? Computer science? Biology? All of these and more are kinds of "technology", but a school that's good in one may not be good in another... Fred Rosenberger
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Katarina’s Answer

Hi there!
You'd be surprised at how many tech companies (big and small) are no longer requiring you to have a 4-year degree to work for them in computer science. So if a 4-year college seems like too expensive, check out your local community college to see if they have a computer science program, or search "computer science certification programs" or even "computer science certification program for [Microsoft, Amazon, or Google]" to find one that fits your budget/timeline. There are many online programs that exist as well, so you don't have to move to a new city.
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Fabíola’s Answer

The most famous university in the country for Technology degrees is undoubtedly MIT, closely followed by Stanford University. I agree with the comment above that a lot of technology companies are no longer asking for a degree (I work for one) but you would have to show something else such as work experience, certifications, etc.

I hope this helps!
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Uchenna’s Answer

Check Community College Near you.
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Elliot’s Answer

I'd recommend checking with the community college near you. You don't necessarily need to attend a University for this and CC's are a good economical alternative to start with. Once you find your purpose/passion, you can always transfer to a 4 year school if desired.
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